An integrated mix of work experience and academics
There's no better way to launch a career than with The Washington Center's internship programs. Learn about our diverse programs available to U.S. and international students.
Discover how you can combine an internship with study abroad through our exciting academic internship program in London, England.
Learn about partially and fully funded academic internship programs for students in the U.S. and around the world.
Check out this section for answers to some of our most commonly asked questions.
One to two week intensive academic seminars
Find out how to apply, dates, costs and housing information.
Learn from the experts in foreign affairs, news and media, politics in more in these intensive seminars.
Explore our wide range of academic seminar topics from global affairs to the presidential inauguration.
Get involved by bringing students from your university or build your own program to complement a course.
Colleges & universities, internship sites, donors, etc.
Location: Residential and Academic Facility. TWC Alums please register here.
Join your fellow TWC alumni by attending our Fall 2010 Networking Reception.
Meet and network with current fall 2010 students and see our new Residential and Academic Facility (RAF).
Light refreshments will be served.
Don't forget your business cards!
Location: TWC's Residential and Academic Facility.1005 3rd St., NE,
Washington, D.C.
Location: TWC's Residential and Academic Facility.The President’s Lecture Series offers students an opportunity to hear from leaders in the business, nonprofit, international and government sectors, as well as from those in the diplomatic community. Student attendance is a required part of the program. Outside interested attendees should contact Jude Rhodes or Nick Cantazaro for RSVP.
The Washington Center to Honor and Celebrate its Academic Partners and Higher Education Civic Engagement Award Winners at Academic Affairs Luncheon at the National Press Club. From liaisons to private and public universities, faculty leaders and university systems, The Washington Center works with a number of partners to provide students with a rewarding experience in Washington, D.C. Once a year, The Washington Center rewards these partners during its Academic Affairs Luncheon.
Support The Washington Center’s Gala 2010 at The National Building Museum.
Join the The Washington Center alumni at the Nationals Game at National Park.
Location: TWC Residential and Academic Facility (RAF)
1005 3rd St., NE, Washington, DC – 3rd & K Sts., NE
Information: Open House is not mandatory for all students. However, some sessions are mandatory for
certain students and programs. See details in emails from the Student Life office.
Location: Auditorium, TWC Residential and Academic Facility (RAF)
1005 3rd St., NE, Washington, DC – 3rd & K Sts., NE
Reminder: The dress code for Friday is business professional attire.
The morning events are mandatory for all students.
Locations:
TWC Residential and Academic Facility (RAF)
1005 3rd St., NE, Washington, DC – 3rd & K Sts., NE
&
The Washington Center (TWC)
1333 16th St., NW, Washington, DC - 16th & O Sts., NW
Reminders: The dress code is casual attire.
These events are mandatory for all students.
The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars is an independent, nonprofit organization serving hundreds of colleges and universities in the United States and other countries by providing selected students challenging opportunities to work and learn in Washington, D.C., for academic credit. The largest program of its kind, The Washington Center has 80 full-time staff and more than 50,000 alumni, many of whom are in leadership positions in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors.
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